The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-05-26
We have not been able to ascertain the

bne new railway enterprise, Dur DeIlevt
1t is creditable. Dixon township will
come to the front literally. At the meet.
ing on Saturday afternoon the amour,
Of stock subscribed will be made known
In chronic diseases, medicines should
be restorind, and not facilitating, in
their action. The wonderful strength.
ening and curative effects, realized
from the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla
sustain the reputation of this remedy al
the most popular blood purifier.
See the five cent Wall Pa
lper at Eidson's.
The many friends of Charley Holt will
regret to learn that he met with an acct.
dent, in a machine shop in Birmingham
Ala, in which he was employed as fore
man, by which he loses two fingers OF
his left hand-the little finger and the
one next to it. He will be home in 8
few days.
Isaac Eikenberry, M of Preble coun-
TVS old pioneers, died at his farm resi-
dence near Wheatville, on Monday night
last, aged about SO years. His wife pre-.
coded him, into the beyond only about
two weeks ago. Mr.. Z. was good, hon.
est and straightforward citizen of the
Dunkard faith.
A wise farmer will protect the birds,
the insect eaters, robins, cat birds, blue
birds, black birds, thrushes, orioles,
red birds, woodpeckers, and the like.
All the birds mentioned have a mission
to perform in the economy of nature.
The martins destroy weeyils, the quails
clinch bugs, the woodpeckers dig worms
from the trees, while others eat worms,
caterpillars and bugs.
Cash paid for Wool by Rhen
&c Som.
We visited Cedar Springs last week
and found DR.. Holderman and his lady
up to their eyes in work, getting ready
to open this popular and pleasant re-
sort for the summer campaign, which
they hope to accomplish not later than
the second week in June. The DR.. in
tends making many substantial inn
provements around the grounds this
season, which will add very much to its
comforts and advantages.
There is a law forbidding any PEN
sioner from bargaining, selling or prom
Using his quarterly pension. to any deal
er or other person, before it has become
due and been paid, and on the other
hand all persons are forbidden by law
to accept the same in any name as Sc
curity, for credit or otherwise. The
fine is fixed at 500 for any violation of
the act, and is equal upon the soldier or
dealer.
Those who are in the habit of indulg-
ing in raw onions, says a medical man,
may be consoled for the social disad-
vantages which ensue by the fact that
are about the best nervine known.
No medicine is really SO e~ffacacious in
cases of nervou prostration, and they
tone up a worn out system in a very
short time. Their absorbant powers are
also most valuable, especially in time of
epidemic.
This fine new Mill property, the Ell
dorado Roller Flour Mills, will be sold
at public auction, Saturday, May 2sth,
1887, at Eldorado, Preble county, Ohio.
CHAs. B. WOLF.
Peoples eyesight varies. A man may
see a little five cent piece on the side
walk, but not an acquaintance whom
he wishes to cut. A lady is very keen
to catch the eye of the young gentle
man she fancies but somehow she never
sees a poor relation, or anybody that is
shabbily dressed. None of our opti-
clans are able, with all their wisdom, to
for this state of things. But
the fact is patent to all-in fact, it is
about the only thing distinctly seen,
and how strange a fact it is.
Bumblebees make clover seed. A far
mer who repeats this says it is a fact
that a strong nest of bumblebees in a
clover field is worth $40 to the owner,
for these insects are the chief agents in
fertilizing the blossoms, thereby insur-
ing a heavy cropof seed. In Australia
there are no bumblebees of our kind
and they could not raise clover seed I'M
til they imported bees. Boys will please
take notice and no go "bumblebee hunt
ing"
The Commercial College of Kentucky
University, received the Highest Honor
and Gold Medal at the Worlds Expo
sition over all other Colleges for Sys.
tenn of Bookkeeping and Business Ed
ucation. It is situated in the beautiful
healthy, and renowned city Of Licking.
ton, KY, accessible by the leading rail.
roads. Arrange now to enter this Col
lege, as students can enter at any time
Read advertisement of this College il
another column, and write for particu'
lars to its President, WILBUR r. SMITH
Lexington, KY.
Save money by having your Sewing
Machines readjusted by w. NJ. Morrow
Agent for the Singer, Eaton, o. Office
in John L. Lockwood's Boot & Sho'
Store on Main street, opposite the Cour
House. lapril Oily.
The time has nov arrived when far
mers will be harassed almost to dealt
by vendors of patent fences, potato dig
gers, hay forks, and confidence men il
general-a vast army as it were-wh
are trying to live by their wits. w
would say to farmers that all of tn
conveniences desirable can be had @
reliable dealers in your W county
that it is vastly better to deal with thes
than with strangers, and would especi